Ringing totals:
redstart 3
whitethroat 3
blackcap 2
garden warbler 4
dunnock 1
pied fly 1
spotted fly 1
goldcrest 2
willow warbler 1
chiffchaff 1
sedge warbler 1
reed warbler 1



Also on the patch were a at least 7 redstarts, and a few blackcap and garden warblers. The majority of yesterdays wheatears had obviously gone, but a couple were still by the road. A big female sparrowhawk sat on the fence by the Budge screen and my camera was in the car. Lets see what tomorrow brings......
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